Standing anteroposterior and lateral X-rays of the dorso-lumbar spine
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Download scientific diagram | Standing anteroposterior and lateral X-rays of the dorso-lumbar spine showing a failure of the pedicular screws at T11. Note the iatrogenic flat-back deformity with loss of sagittal spine alignment and +ve sagittal vertical axis. from publication: Acute Paraplegia Secondary to Thoracic Disc Herniation of the Adjacent Segment Following Thoracolumbar Fusion and Instrumentation | Proximal junctional disease is a well-recognized postoperative phenomenon in adults who are undergoing long thoracolumbar fusion and instrumentation, and is attributed to increased a junctional stress concentration. In general, the onset of symptoms in these patients is | Paraplegia, Fusion and Segmentation | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
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